What was the key provision of the Civil Rights Act of 1964? -eliminating segregation in public accommodations

-providing fair housing and eliminating segregation in public places

-creating equal pay ordinances and removing voter discrimination

-requiring colleges to apply rules of affirmative action to their admissions programs

In order to get a consensus between anti-federalists and federalist to be able to forward on the constitution, james madison advocated for a bill of rights. what was the purpose of the bill of rights for citizens of the united states?

How voting rights have changed since the end of the civil war

Human rights groups in the 20th century worked to: o a. european imperial powers maintain control over their colonies. o b. convince citizens in impoverished countries to embrace nationalism. o o o o c. ensure that people around the world were protected from brutal treatment. o d. weaken the influence of international organizations like the united nations. sub